Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-09
THE RESULT IN OTHER STATES.

| The n ULF IN OTHER STATES
Light Vote Bnt Republican Victor,
/ In Nebraska.
| OMAHA, Neb., Nov S.-The vote Is ex
tremely light and tickets are badly scratched
but Maxwell (Rep) is elected justice of tn
| Supreme court by from 10000 to 80 ,0O(
majority. The Republican candidates fo
| regents OF the State university also elect
ed by about the same majority.
A Republican Congressman.
PROVIDENCE, Nov. 8.-The postponed cleo
ton for representative to Congress in the
Second or western district of Rhode Island
to-day resulted in sweeping Republican
victory. Warren O. Arnold, Republican,
received majority of 542 votes over Charles
8. Bradley, Democrat, and plurality of 1873.
Only plurality was necessary to elect at
this election. The total vote cast was is, $50,
about 900 less than the vote of the dis
trict at the extraordinary State election last
spring, but over 4, 600 more than the vote at
the regular congressional election last fall,
when Bradley had plurality of about 600
over Dixon, the then Republican candidate
majority being then necessary to elect.
The bottom fell completely out of the prohi-
bition vote, but 292 votes being cast for Pea
body, the third party candidate, as against
over 800 for his predecessor at the
regular election year ago. There were Re-
publican gains in nearly every town the city
of Pawtucket, however, giving a plurality Of
IA for the Democratic candidate. The town
of Cumberland returned Horace A. Talcott,
Republican, to the State Senate to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of the
holding senator, who was Democrat.
Foraker Elected In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 8.-Toree hundred pre-
eincts in Ohio, about one-seventh of the
whole number, show net Republican gain
of 1857 The vote is: Foraker 44,479,
Powell 80, 500, Seitz 6,4O3, Sharp 9, 1873; total
rrady received show that Foraker has carried
the county by majority of possibly 5000.
Some estimates place it higher.
Five hundred and fourteen precincts in
Ohio show a net Republican gain of 5,424.
The vote is as follows: Foraker 80, 42S,
Powell 81, $50, Seitz 9.016, Sharp4, 745. The
chairman of the Republican State committee
claims that Foraker's plurality will be at
least 1000 over Powell and that the Repub-
licans will have majority in both branches
of the legislature.
oregon Votes Down Prohibition.
PORTLAND, Nov. 8.-Returns late this af-
ternoon indicate that the prohibitionists have
over estimated their strength in the interior
and that the prohibition amendment is de-
feated by 1000 to 5000. The other two
namely to change the time of
election and to allow the legislature to fix
the salaries of State officers, are supposed to
be beaten.
The Republicans Carry Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Sat twelve O'Clock
eighteen counties in the State outside of Phil
adelphia had been heard from. These coun-
ties give net Democratic gain of 9,196 on
the vote for State treasurer in 1885, when
Quay (Rep.) received plurality of 43,5l6.
Harris (Rep.) majority in the State will be
about %, 900 and Williams rep for Supreme
judge about the same.
An Election Murder I'm New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Frederick Michialis,
4 carpenter forty years old, and D. D. Sulli-
van, boss market carrier, quarrelled in
Washington street saloon this morning over
heir favorite candidates for coroner and
siichialis was fatally kicked and beaten. He
lied this afternoon. Sullivan was arrested.